The Mariscal de Campo de Colorado, Shedeur Sanders, son of the corner of the Hall of Fame of Profession The NFL.
According to an NFL Media report, Sanders will use the draft exhibition event to meet with equipment before launching with open receivers with which it has a relationship established on the professional day of Colorado. The offensive player of the year 2024 Big 12 adopted a similar approach In East-West Shrine Bowl at the end of January Just gathering with teams and the media. He was asked directly about when he would launch the following as part of the draft process in the Shrine Bowl, and then said that he did not know, citing the desire to be at his best.
“I’m not sure,” Sanders He told CBS Sports at Shrine Bowl When asked if he would launch on the day A combine or colorado during the draft process. “It’s a lot of work in my field marshal coach, making sure I’m sharp, and I’m ready. I never want to leave and half step. I want to be the best at all times.”
Sanders was the percentage leader of university football (74%) last season, while won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm prize for the best field marshal on the top of the nation. An issue that teams will be deepened with him at the NFL Combine is his decision making, Something to which Sanders refers as his best trait. The element that the teams will want to discuss is their processing and get football out of their hands because Sanders had one of the longest average times to launch averages and higher catches taken total throughout university football.
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“You have to cut the tape,” Sanders said when asked why it should be the first quartback recruited in the Shrine Bowl. “I know that I am worthy of doing everything I tell myself, so I’m always worthy of doing what the whole is, decision making. In my pocket and throw it.
|
Comp PCT |
69.3% (8th) |
74% (1st) |
|
Yardas pass |
3,230 (25) |
4,134 (4th) |
|
Yardas/attempt pass |
7.5 (50) |
8.7 (11) |
|
Pass TD |
27 (T-13) |
37 (2nd) |
|
Pins efficiency rating |
151.7 (25) |
168.2 (5) |
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Low pressure rate |
37% (17º more) |
36.1% (22º more) |
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Times dismissed |
49 (T-2nd more) |
40 (t-3rd more) |
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SACK PCT |
10.2% (9th highest) |
7.7% (higher 28) |
| Average time to launch | 2.69 seconds (33º higher) | 2.83 seconds (higher 15) |
* From 110 QB FBS qualified in 2023
** OF 119 QB FBS Qualified in 2024
Sanders is taking a page from the play book from the child’s son of the NFL Hall in the open receiver of the Arizona cardinals, Marvin Harrison Jr., when it comes to the NFL Combine. Harrison Jr. appeared in Indianapolis to measure, and then did nothing more. Unlike Sanders, Ohio State professional jumped last year. None of those decisions harmed its draft stock since the cardinals selected it in general in the NFL 2024 draft.
